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COVERT & OVERT (MC)Version en ligne An evaluation test for students. par Jellian Junio Bogabil 1 Which of the following best defines the Overt approach to teaching grammar? a Grammar rules are hidden and discovered through stories. b The teacher explicitly explains the rules and uses grammatical terms. c Students learn grammar naturally by watching movies. d There is no mention of grammar rules at any point in the lesson. 2 The Covert approach is often referred to as: a Deductive instruction b Explicit instruction c Inductive instruction d Rule-driven instruction 3 In a Covert grammar lesson, what is the primary focus of the students? a Memorizing the formula for the sentence. b Completing a communicative task or understanding a text. c Identifying the parts of speech in a diagram. d Learning the technical names of tenses. 4 A teacher starts a lesson by providing the rule: "To form the plural of most nouns, add -s." This is an example of: a Covert instruction b Implicit instruction c Overt instruction d Natural acquisition 5 Which learner group is most likely to benefit from a purely Covert approach? a Adult learners preparing for a professional certification. b Advanced students who need to understand complex nuances. c Young children who learn through play and imitation. d Researchers analyzing the structure of a dead language. 6 What is a major advantage of the Overt approach? a It is highly engaging and feels like a game. b It is time-efficient and provides immediate clarity. c It allows students to figure out rules for themselves. d It focuses primarily on listening and speaking skills. 7 "Noticing" is a key concept in the Covert approach. What does it mean? a The student notices that the teacher is angry. b The student notices a recurring pattern in the language they are using. c The student notices the page number in the textbook. d 8 Which sequence best describes the flow of an Overt lesson? a Example - Discovery - Rule b Rule - Example - Practice c Game - Task - Conversation d Listening - Mimicry - Production 9 What is a potential disadvantage of the Covert approach? a It can be frustrating for learners who prefer structured logic. b It is too direct and leaves no room for creativity. c It requires students to memorize too many formulas. d It prevents students from interacting with one another. 10 When a teacher uses a song to teach the past tense without ever mentioning the term "Past Tense," they are using: a Overt instruction b Explicit instruction c Covert instruction d Deductive instruction

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COVERT & OVERT (MC)Version en ligne

par Jellian Junio Bogabil

Which of the following best defines the Overt approach to teaching grammar?

The Covert approach is often referred to as:

In a Covert grammar lesson, what is the primary focus of the students?

A teacher starts a lesson by providing the rule: "To form the plural of most nouns, add -s." This is an example of:

Which learner group is most likely to benefit from a purely Covert approach?

What is a major advantage of the Overt approach?

"Noticing" is a key concept in the Covert approach. What does it mean?

Which sequence best describes the flow of an Overt lesson?

What is a potential disadvantage of the Covert approach?

When a teacher uses a song to teach the past tense without ever mentioning the term "Past Tense," they are using: